The Saturday News Tomorrow Promises Eight Pages of Variety
The Saturday News previews eight pages filled with timely topics and entertaining articles. Features include DeSoto's Gold Hurt with Captain Kilmer, special illustrated pieces, for ladies and farmers departments, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D. M. Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jang and the Market Scribe. Delivery or mail costs two cents per copy.
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Desoto
Kilmer
Mississippi
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jang
Market Scribe
Tae Satunpay News
Tae
Burritt Company Engagement Opens Laura Hulbert at City Opera House
Burrill Comedy company presented a three night engagement with The Deserter at the City Opera House last night. Miss Hulbert as Angie Hastings delivered a strong performance with the company. Living pictures featured Miss Adelis Adame between acts. Tonight she offers Saved from the Sea and local market quotes from The Local Mart.
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Burritt Company
Laura Hulbert
Burrill Comedy Company
City Opera House
Adelis Adame
Miss Hulbert
Angie Hastings
Crystal Wedding Anniversary Fete For Mr. And Mrs Bennett
A large gathering at the Bennett home on East Second street celebrated the fifteenth wedding anniversary with palms roses carnations and emilax adorning the house. A mandolin club provided music as guests arrived and mingled with friends who delivered fine presents including cut glass china pictures and embroidery. Local out of town guests joined in the festivities with a luncheon and piano solos and recitations marking the happy occasion.
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Oliver P. Bennett
East Second Street
Mary Jane Outing Club
Misa Gittinger
Katherine Quynn
George 8. Rodack
Bennett
George 5. Rodock
Ralph Bowere
Eisenhauer
Beckley
Fout
Weaver
Misa Wood
Misa Katherine Eisenhauer
Regina Rodock
A. Milliesen
Shippensburg
Hattie McNulty
Margaretta Wood
T. B. Wood
Ker Miller
Clhambersburg
Claude Dutrow
Backeystown
Misa Mollie Duvall
Baltimore
Josephine Weaver
Fannie Beck
Adamstown
Baltimore Seeks 12 Million Sale of Western Maryland Interest
Baltimore considers selling its stake in the Western Maryland Railroad to the Pennsylvania Railroad for about 12 million dollars. The move follows potential links with the West Virginia Central and Wabash schemes, with dredging plans at Spring Gardens and Jones Falls cited as valuable adjuncts. Officials suggest the sale could reshape rail access to tide water and bolster Baltimore as a trunk line terminus, while opponents view it as a Goulds maneuver to block rivals. Also noted are public road inquiries and local illnesses.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland
Hayes
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Goulds
West Virginia Central
Seaboard
Western Maryland Railroad
Gwynn
Wachter
Maryland
Jones’ Falls
Goulda
West Virginia
Pennsylvania R. R
Pennsylvania
Sale of Farm Near Woodsboro to Charles C Fogle
Noah E. Cramer acting as real estate and loan agent sold Walter A. Withers farm comprising 147 acres near Woodsboro to Charles C. Fogle for 99500 dollars. The transaction details include the farm's location and the buyer and seller names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Walter A. Withers
Woodsboro
Charles CO. Fogle
Catuction Furnace Case Testimony Set Near Kanday
Judge Motter and Henderson heard Baker Johnson argue to compel oral testimony in the D W R Read Company versus Blue Mountain Iron and Steel case. The court fixed Friday January 17 for the main hearing and the defendant contests the court's jurisdiction. Mortgage holder Rainey resumes sale efforts, with February 14 set, State Senator Rohrback aiding.
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Kanday
Motter and Henderson
Baker Johnson
D. W. R. Read Company
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Read
D. W. R. Read Ooal and Coke Company
Mr. Johnson
Milton G. Urner
Woking
Cartsin
William T. Rainey
Bins Mountain Tron and Steel Company
Jacob Rohrback
Rainey
Pearce Defends Maryland Scholarly in Schley Fight
Col Pearre denounces Attorney General Rayner for attacking Maryland Congressmen over Admiral Schley action. He notes the delegation has introduced several resolutions and will press for passage. Pearre cites Rayner’s earlier loss in a key case and predicts renewed efforts to win House action. Schley to tour Savannah, then return to Washington by January 20 as his appeal to the President awaits.
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Maryland
Schiey
George A. Peaarre
Rayner
Honesand Senate
Admiral Schley
Mr. Pearce
Congress
Thea Honce
United States
Schley
Washington
Savannah
Mre
W. W. Gordon
Personal registrations and visits across Frederick area
PURELY PERSONAL. T. L. Blessing of Johnsville is registered at City Hotel. W. B. Outshall of Woodsboro is registered at Park Hotel. Mrs. Philip J. Nussbaum returns from Baltimore visit. Miss Emily Maulaby Court Square days in Washington. R. C. Darrow of Backeystown spends day with Frederick friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose of New York visit Mrs. Jacob Garman near Frederick. Jesse W. Bougher of St. Louis, once visiting Frederick relatives, departs for Cumberland. Miss Edna Lamott of Manchester returns after visiting sister Mrs Breckinridge Shaw. Miss Etta Gladhill of Westminster and Mr. John Tuttle of Long Island return from visiting Miss Lillian Gladhill.
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T. L. Blessing
Johnsville
City Hotel
W. B. Outshall
Woodsboro
Park Hotel
Philip J. Nussbaum
Baltimore
Emily Maulaby
Court Square
Washington
R. C. Darrow
Backeystown
Frederick
Fred. Rose
New York
Jacob Garman
Jesse W. Bougher
St. Louis
Frederick County
Cumberland
Edna Lamott
Manchester
Carroll County
Breckinridge Shaw
South Market Street
Etta Gladhill
Westminster
John Tuttle
Long Island
Lillian Gladhill
County Commissioners Pay Bucklystown Road Supervisors
The Board of County Commissioners settles old business and will pay off and appoint road supervisors in Bucklystown district after clearing prior matters.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bucklystown
Pay Car Arrives in Frederick Delivers December Wages
The Pennsylvania pay car arrived in Frederick at noon today and the employee received their pay for December 1901. Officials who traveled with the pay train dined at the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frederick
City
Grace Reformed Church Holds Preparatory Service Tonight
Grace Reformed church will hold a preparatory service this evening in Trinity chapel at 7 30 o clock The holy communion will be celebrated on Sunday morning Brakeman Porter Dies Charles Porter the young brakeman who was badly injured at Met Airy a few weeks ago died at the Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore.
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Grace Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Porter
Charles Porter
Met
Airy
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Compulsory Education Bill Aims to Teach Every Child to Read
A proposed general assembly measure seeks compulsory education for children ages eight to sixteen. It would require regular attendance at public schools unless regularly instructed elsewhere, create attendance officers, and bar employment of underage workers who cannot read and write. The plan allows parental schools for habitual truants and imposes penalties for falsifying legal certifications.
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General Assembly
Board of School Commissioners of
Baltimore City
Aeveral Boards of County School Commissioners
Baltimore
City Council of
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Service For Schley From Baltimore Firm
The Samuel Kirk and Son Co of Baltimore has finished the silver dinner service begun in June 1900 as a gift for Rear Admiral Schley. The 2000 ounce set, valued around 10000 dollars, is made from coins salvaged from the Spanish cruiser Orla col on sunk near Santiago de Cuba. Mr Gary will convene a meeting in Washington to arrange presentation to the Admiral.
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Samuel Kirk & Son Co
Baltimore
Thaa
Schley
Henry ©. Kirk
James A. Gary
Theodore Marburg
Gary
Washington
Orlatobal Colon
Brooklyn
Santiago de Cnba
Admiral's Friends
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Mesere
Charles F. Froulken
Union Prayer Services at Evangelical Reformed Church
Fourth prayer service of the week centered on Christian Missions. Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman and Rev. B. V. Switzer spoke. Rev. Dr. E. R. Exchbach led. Tonight the final service shifts to the M. E. church with addresses by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle and Prof. J. H. Apple on The Family and the School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Luther Kuhlman
B. V. Switzer
E. R. Exchbach
M. E
Osborne Ingle
J. H. Apple
Enta
State Board Recommends Aid For Local Institutions
The State Board of Aid and Charities submits its 1903 1904 appropriation recommendations for local institutions. It favors 820 000 for the Maryland School for the Deaf and Comb 1903 and 825 000 for 1904, with prior asks 80980 and 26860. Frederick City Hospital Association gets 2500 each year. Woman's College of Frederick receives no grant due to policy on free scholarships. Also notes a knee fracture from a trolley fall and a commitment of Wm F Nelson to Montevue Hospital for 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Aid and Charities
Board of State Aid and Charities
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick City Hospital Association
Woman's College of Frederick
Glare of Fashion Drives Sale at Neldig and Miller’s
Housekeeping stock taking sale offers Ulsters jackets capes and rich silks at extraordinary reductions. Bargains include 34 Pon de Solis silks and 34 Foulards with prices from 58 to 78 cents, linens towels sheets and pillowcases offered at deep discounts. CLINTON FAD MAIN and NEIDIG & MILLER advertise personal service and wide inventory while real estate and loans are also highlighted.
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Neldie & Miller's
Avery
al Fredarisk
Choice
Neidig & Miller
GEC
Srodooek & Co
Doil’s and Lynn Haven Oysters and Old English Ale Ad
Local notices mix oyster promotions with a public safety ordinance. An arrestable offense for fake fire alarms carries fines up to 20 dollars or up to 30 days in jail, per city law, strictly enforced by police. Also: a charity concert at Kemp Hall on Tuesday January 14 at 7:30 pm for Grace Reformed Mite Society, admission 10 cents adults 5 cents children. Additional items: Dr. O. Boteler eye ear nose throat practice, cataract removal, London Hospital catarrh treatments, and dressmaking services at 85 East Church Street.
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The
Old Folks Concert Company
Kemp Hall
Grace Reformed Mite Society
Wao
Boteler
Kansan City University
London
N. Market St
Affidavits on Frederick war supplies lead to Congress
A series of affidavits dated July 9 1864 record government army supplies in Frederick. Taken at a mayoral meeting last night and again today, they will be presented to Congress with the appeal for Frederick’s war claim. General L Victor Baughman departed for Baltimore and Annapolis to await the General Assembly’s choice of a US Senator to succeed George Wellington.
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Frederick
Congress
Baughman
Annapolis
L. Victor Baughman
Baltimore
General Assembly
United States
George Wellington
Olden Times Constipation Laxatives Highlight Figs Remedy
In olden times people ignored lasting benefits and settled for temporary action. Now it is known that Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation. Well-informed buyers avoid other laxatives that work briefly but harm the system. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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